You are developing an ASP.NET templated server control.
You need to ensure that a new ID namespace is created within the page control hierarchy when the control
is added to a page.
Which interface should you implement on the control?

• A. IDataItemContainer
• B. IDataKeysControl
• C. IExtenderControl
• D. INamingContainer

You are implementing an ASP. NET MVC 2 Web application.
You add a controller named CompanyController.
You need to modify the application to handle the URL path /company/info.
Which two actions should you perform? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose two.)

• A. Right-click inside the action method in the CompanyController class, and select Add View to create a view for the action.
• B. Right-click the Views folder, and select View from the Add submenu to create the view for the action.
• C. Add the following method to the CompanyController class.
  public ActionResult info()
  {
  return View();
  }
• D. Add the following method to the CompanyController class.
  public ActionResult Company_Info()
  {
  return View();
  }

You are perfoming security testing on an existing asp.net web page.
You notice that you are able to issue unauthorised postback requests to the page.
You need to prevent unauthorised post back requests. which page directive you use?

• A. <%@Page EnableEventValidation = "true" %>
• B. <%@Page Aspcompact = "true" %>
• C. <%@Page strict = "true" %>
• D. <%@Page enableViewStateMac = "true" %>

You are developing an ASP.NET web page.
The page must display data from XML file named Inventory.xml. Inventory.xml contains data in the following format.
<?xml version="1.0" standalone="yes"?> <inventory> <vehicle Make="BMW" Model="M3" Year="2005" Price="30000" instock="Yes"> <Ratings>....</Ratings>
</Vechicle> .... </Inventory>
You need to display Vehicle elements that have the inStock attribute set to YES.
Wich two controls should you add to the page? (Each control presents part of the solution.Choose two.)

• A. <asp:XMLDataSource ID="InventoryXMLDataSource" runat="server" DataFile="Inventory.xml" XPath="/Inventory/Car/InStock='Yes'"> <Data>Inventory.xml</Data> </asp:XMLDataSource>
• B. <asp:XMLDataSource ID="InventoryXMLDataSource" runat="server" DataFile="Inventory.xml" XPath="/Inventory/Car[@InStock='Yes']"> </asp:XMLDataSource>
• C. <asp:GridView ID="GridView1" runat="server" AutoGenerateColumns="True" DataSource="inventoryXMLDataSource"> .... </asp:GridView>
• D. <asp:GridView ID="GridView1" runat="server" AutoGenerateColumns="True" DataSourceID="inventoryXMLDataSource"> .... </asp:GridView>

You are developing an ASP.NET web application. Your designer creates a theme named General for
general use in the application.
The designer also makes page-specific changes to the default properties of certain controls.
You need to apply the General theme to all pages, and you must ensure that the page-specific
customizations are preserved.
What should you do?

• A. Add the following configuration to the web.config file. <configuration> <system.web> <pages styleSheetTheme="General"/> </system.web> </configuration>
• B. Add the following configuration to the web.config file. <configuration> <system.web> <pages theme="General"/> </system.web> </configuration>
  Set the following page directive on pages that have customizations.
  <%@ Page EnableTheming="false" %>
• C. Add the following configuration to the web.config file. <configuration> <system.web> <pages theme="General"/> </system.web> </configuration> Set the following page directive on pages that have customizations. <%@ Page StyleSheetTheme="General" %>
• D. Add the following configuration to the web.config file. <configuration> <system.web> <pages theme="General"/> </system.web> </configuration> Set the following page directive on pages that have customizations. <%@ Page EnableTheming="true" %>